Sentence examples for by thinking of a from inspiring English sources

Begin by thinking of a small spread.

We can understand the survivor influence by thinking of a series of concentric circles.

Start by thinking of a highway map of the United States before the advent of the Interstate System.

The difference between the two can be seen by thinking of a child swinging back and forth in the dark.

The mechanics of this can be understood by thinking of a digital camera sensor as a flat sheet of material pocked with millions (hence "mega") of cylindrical, cuplike pixels.

The point can be made by thinking of a ballpoint pen.

The process is easy to visualize by thinking of an island population with 10 surnames.

But can one form such negative concepts merely by thinking of an object that appears not to be great, without judging about its greatness?

Start your painting by thinking of an object, or a scene.

Dr Perelman's work, therefore, is reason to sigh with relief.To understand the Poincaré conjecture, start by thinking of any object existing in a three-dimensional world.

When Bazil tries to stop himself falling asleep by thinking of money, a section of his brain chatters with a cascade of cash.